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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

2

Woman narrowly escapes house fire in Auburndale

Mrs. Carl M. Wheeler of Woodbine Street Auburndale stepped on a snap match igniting her dress. Flames spread to attic woodwork and damaged the upper floor and roof. In Waltham, Mrs. Rose A. Silsby faces a local court hearing Saturday for the killing of Clinton R. Childs of Boston.

Waltham Rose A. Silsby Clinton RE. Childs Boston Devlin William J John J Annie A. Devlin Mercer Fuoerel Chelsea Street Farrell Chelsea John J. Farrell Feneral Tremont Street St. Rose Church Gilbert George H. Gilbert Warren Street New York Paine Mary &. Paine George F. D. Paine Bay Late Road Etiles Ashmont Charles D. Stiles Wrentham Street South End Sth Uthel Lawrence Mary (O'Connell) Ward Portland

Millionaire Robbi De P Tytus Nominated for Berkshire Post

Robbi De P Tytus a Tyringham millionaire was nominated for Representative at the Berkshire Democratic convention in Lee marking his political debut. A Yale 1897 graduate and former Yale Record editor born in Nashville, he is noted as Tyringham’s leading citizen and Grover Cleveland’s former summer home.

Great Barrington Robbi de P. Tytus Tyringham Berkshire Lee Grover Cleveland House Yale Southboro The Yale Record

Shot a Man for a Deer in Maine Woodlands

An unknown man was shot by a hunter named Skinner about one mile east of Skinner Village six miles northeast of Lowell town late today. Both were in the woods seeking big game when Skinner mistook the other for a deer and fired. The victim reportedly died before transport to Skinner Village, but confirmation was unavailable due to no telephone line.

Lowelltown Skinner Skinner Village

Grand Duchess Elizabeth Retreats to Russian Convent

Grand Duchess Elizabeth widow of the assassinated Grand Duke Sergius has retired to a convent near Moscow. She may decide to take the veil.

ST. Petersburg Elizabeth Sergius Moscow

Bryan resumes campaign amid crossfire with Roosevelt

Chicago reports Bryan reengages in campaign warfare after brief political rapprochement with Taft. He criticizes Roosevelt and corporate influence, speaks at Lakes to the Gulf Waterways congress and Northwestern University citing Jefferson to claim the people’s party will triumph. He asserts he has no corporate backing.

Chicago William J. Bryan Mr. Taft Roosevelt People’s Party United States

Melrose farmer presents extraordinary giant potato to Post

Herbert W. Butler of Melrose brought to the Post office a one pound fourteen ounce potato grown at his home. He notes nine abnormal growths on the tuber, all perfectly formed. Butler says none of his other potatoes matched this specimen. A pear eight inches long was also mentioned.

Herbert W. Butler Melrose Butler

Cure Alcoholism with Orrine Told as Urgent Warning

The passage warns that drink destroys ambition friendships love and family life and urges medical treatment with Orrine to halt cravings. It claims Orrine cures with no side effects, offers a guarantee and a booklet, and notes two forms No 1 secret use and No 2 pill form sold by Riker-Jaynes stores in Washington BC.

Orrine Orrine Co Washington Riker-Jaynes

Mrs. Stevenson Re-elected as Head of W. C. T. U.

Lowell October 8 At today's session the following State officers were elected by the W C T U President Mrs Catherine Lente Stevenson Newton corresponding secretary Mrs Janet Hill Knox Stoneham recording secretary Mrs Helen G Rice Roxbury assistant Mrs Mary E Chaney Dorchester treasurer Mrs Isabel A Morse Roxbury assistant Mrs C F Soule

Stevenson Lowell Catherine Lente Stevenson Newton Janet Hill Knox Stoneham Helen G. Rice Roxbury Mary E. Chaney Dorchester Isabel A. Morse C. F. Soule

Bartlett Pear Entered for Championship Honors

A Bartlett pear weighing one pound 15 ounces was entered for championship honors by Charles Bucaro. Another specimen appears not quite as large, yet both are much larger than the ordinary fruit.

Charles Bucaro

To the Editor of the Post a Pippin and Baldwin Orchard Note

A letter from B. R. Heald of Atkinson New Hampshire dated October 7 reports picking a 13 inch around Baldwin apple weighing 1712 ounces to pair with a large pippin.

Post B. R. Heald. Atkinson N. H

Millionaires Turn Golfers at Rye Club

At Apawamis Golf Club in Rye New York a 55 plus tournament drew famed financiers industrialists and public figures with total wealth estimated over 100 million. Prominent entries included Morgan J O'Brien Seth Low John D Driggs Robert M Thompson and Andrew Milne the 75 year old who once played in Scotland in 1844. None led the scoring as the event highlighted wealth and prestige over results.

Portchester N. Y Apawamis Golf Club Rye Morgan J. O'Brien E. C. Converse United States Steel Corporation Seth Low New York John D. Driggs New Jersey Henry Stoddard Yale University Robert M. Thompson Robert G. Shaw Boston John B. McDonald New York Subway R. H. Thomas New York Stock Exchange Daniel Chaunce

Plan to form eleven national bank examiner districts

Comptroller of the Currency Murray announced an immediate action plan creating eleven districts of national bank examiners. District 1 based in Boston will cover Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with eight examiners led by Alfred Ewer.

Washington Murray National Bank Examiners Boston Alfred Ewer Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut

Temperance Methodists Target Cannon in Illinois Fight

The legislative committee of a Methodist Episcopal temperance group issued a guid ing letter to voters in a bid to defeat Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois in both the Speaker and Representative races.

Baltimore Legislative Committee the Temperance Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Congress Joseph G. Cannon Illinois Cannon

Marine Eye Remedy An Eye Tonic Soothes Ailing Eyes

An eye tonic marketed as Marine Eye Remedy claims to soothe and relieve tired or irritated eyes. The product is positioned as a simple solution for temporary eye discomfort and unclear vision caused by fatigue or minor irritants.

Notified of His Election as Washington Bishop

The Rev. Alexander Mann, D. D., rector of Trinity Church, was officially informed today of his election as bishop of Washington. A Washington delegation led by Rev. Dr. Randolph H. McKim held a private conference with Mann, whose decision is not yet made and may take at least a week.

Alexander Mann D. D Trinity Church Washington Randolph H. McKim Roland C. Smith A. St. Johns Melville Church Mann Dr. Mann

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